Light knife
Many'live plays due for weekend
By LINDA BROWN
Entertainment Editor
"Live” theater fans should en
joy this week-end three plays
are being presented in the area.
IMVEKMITY Theaters first
production of the season, (Christo
pher Frye’s "The Lady's Not for
Burning," will open Friday night.
The play Is scheduled for Oct.
14, 11), 20, and 21. Curtain time Is
8 p.m.; admission $1.00.
The Very Little Theater will
conclude "Life With Father" this i
week-end. For reservation, call
I)! 4-7751. Admission is $1.00
and curtain time Is 8:15,
T II K CHRISTIAN Drama
Troup is giving two performanc
es of Henri Gheon's, "The Come-:
dlan " at 7:30 Saturday and Sun-!
day nights at the Allison Park |
Christian Church. The public isj
Invited to attend.
Dixieland and Jazz will be
heard Saturday night at the Lane
County Fairgrounds. The Eu-1
gene all-stars, who are currently '
appearing at the King Cole room,
will play for “your listening and!
dancing pleasure." They are a
fun group and certainly make
enjoyuble music. You might even
get more of a kick out of them
than the music.
IF DRAMA and jazz isn't your
idea of a good time, you can al
ways go to the movies, although
this week-end is a little less than
spectacular.
The Mayflower is showing "Not
Tonight Henry,” one of the more
famous of the recent rush of
“nudle” films. Its fame Is due
largely to the fact that it was a
replacement for the denounced
"The Lovers,” which was briefly
shown In Portland. Which film
is actually worse is anybody's
guess, although I think "Not To
night" might be. At least the
other had a semblance of plot;
this Just has a semblance of
girls.
“FRANCIS OF ASSISI," with
Delores Hart and Bradford Dill
rnan, is on at the McDonald. This
Is a study in faith with some
inspiring moments but may be
too long and too slow for good
entertainment.
The Fox is showing Walt Dis
ney's "Grayfriars Bobby,” a
story of a dog, and "Tiger Bay.”
the story of a young girl who be
friends a sailor suspected of mur
der. Hayley Mills portrays the
young girl and is excellent, as is
the film.
THE BEST bet for the monies,
But Fellows!
Can't we eat there even though
their prices are so low?
ijiii’s Anchorage
V 947 Franklin Blvd.
For people who care .. .
about the theatre
SOUTH EUGENE HIGH PRESENTS
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A COMEDY BY SAMUEL SPEWACK
DIRECTED BY ED RAGOZZINO
Oct. 27th & 28th, Friday & Saturday
8:00 p.m.—All Seats Reserved
Dl 4-4321
Call for Reservations
See ihe most imaginative comedy written in many seasons.
however, in at the Heilig. There,
"Oceans 11" and "The Sundown
ers” are showing.
"Oceans" gives those interest
ed viewers a good peek at the fa
mous Hollywood Clan it is also
good entertainment. The film
stars Frank Sinatra, Dean Mar
tin, Hammy Davis, Jr., Peter Law
ford, Angie D'ckinson, and any
other members in good standing.
DEBORAH KKKK won an
academy nomination for her por
trayal in "The Sundowners.” Also
starring are Peter Ustinov and
Robert Mitchum. The film was
nominated for best picture of
the year and certainly deserve*
it* honor. If you would like to
see a combination Australian
western - life-with - father movie
that is presented with wit and
meaning, you will certainly en
: joy this one.
Friday night will be devoted
, to horror and mayhem at the Fox
: which seems to feel that Friday
the 13th should not go unnoticed.
, Labeled "Science Fiction vs. Hor
ror" the great debate begins at
| 11:30 tonight.
Alfred Hitchcock's "North by
! Northwest," with Cary Grant,
1 Kva Marie Saint and J a m e »
Mason is the Sunday HU movie.
This one has style, wit, adventure,
and suspense everything Hitch
; is famous for.
THE FISHBOWL is contribut
ing to Friday the 13th by bring
ing back, at popular demand, a
Fishbowl Mixer. It is scheduled
| for 9 p.m.
Unitarian church
sets art festival
The Eugene Unitarian Church
will present the Fall Festival of
Arts on Sunday at the Frances
Willard School at 11 a.m. Paint
ings, sculpture, ceramics and oth
er art objects will be displayed,
as well as children's paintings.
There will be an original poetry
reading by Ralph Salisbury of
1 the University English Depart
ment.
THE MUSICAL part of t h e
program will include an original
composition by Homer Keller, of
the Music School, entitled “Salu
tation to the Dawn,” which is
based on a Sanskrit poem of 1200
B.C.
A sonata by Marcello for spinet
and recorder will be performed
by Mrs. Elizabeth Leiske and Ed
mund Cyckler of the University
Music department.
Mrs. Von Ciel Zankel, chair
man of the Arts Festival, urges
all members and friends to bring
art objects for display to the
Franees Willard school between
2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Saturday,
or at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
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ALSO APPEARING in the
play are Alexander Duncan as
Richard; John Dashney as Nich
olas Devize; Meredith Payne as
Margaret Devize; Vem Lestrud
as nibble Devize; Alan Wolsten
croft, chaplain; Bob Stankovitch
as Edward Tappercoom, and
Dave Watson as Matthew Skipps.
McGraw said, “although the
play is a poetic comedy, the play
is in contemporary and humorous
idiom. There is much imagery and
interesting figures of speech. “The
Lady” has 300 pc,-formances in
London and was equally success
ful in New York, with John Giel
gud in the leading role. It has
been widely played in educational
theaters and little theaters. In
fact I would list it in the top
ten productions annually put on
by college theaters.”
SEASON TICKET sale for the
UT will continue through the
run of "The Lady's Not for Burn
ing.” Box office hours are from
1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except
Sunday.
Closet full of dirty,
wrinkled clothes?
Ken's will have them washed
and pressed for you in one day.
Kahaki washpants
beautifully and ex
pertly done. All gar
ments re-sized to
original finish. Ken's
isopen till 6 p.m.
every Saturday!
SAVE ON CASH
AND TARRY
1338 Hilyard—next to
Campus Shell Service
Dl 4-4621
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SERVICES
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TYPING
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Photography Of
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Campus Activities
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IRONING wanted. $1.00 an hour.
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Gold expansion band. Between
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WILL the person who picked tip
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Comm., Fri., please call Tom,
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1961 COMET. Only 2300 miles.
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'59 THUNDERBIRD with over
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UNDERWOOD Standard Type
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Leave country in two weeks, so
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14 th.
POLAROID camera & case, mod
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1960 RIVERSIDE Motorscooter.
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AUTO REPAIRS
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$10 value. Student and faculty
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GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
164 West 7th
FOR RENT
CLEAN, furnished one-bedroom
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Walking distance University.
169 East 13th. DI 4-2997 after
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1-BEDROOM apt. 15th & Patter^
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Drapes, range, refrigerator,
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